Oracle - Introduction to ORACLE: SQL, SQL*Plus and PL/SQL

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'The exploitation of relational databases by anyone, requires a thorough understanding of the SQL language. This course explores the full power of the SQL language and the SQL*Plus environment, in the context of creating and populating data structures, querying the data and using SQL*Plus to produce reports. The course also provides a firm foundation for ORACLE's strategic procedural language, PL/SQL, exploring the features of the language in common to the RDBMS and to an increasing number of ORACLE's application development tools.'

569 pages.

Reference Number : 70380

Date Published : 1992

Manufacturer : Oracle

Platform : SQL

Format : PDF

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